The Republican journal., 1887-02-03


~amarang Dee A. In port bark John NJ. Clerk.
Conant, from Manila.
Valparaiso, Dec. Ii. Arrived bark jas g. Pen.
dlrton, Lancaster, Talcahuano.
singapore Dec. 30 Sailed barka Il. j. Carleton,
Ameshulv, Tor New York Samuel u. Carleton.
for Boston.
Caiao' Dec 81; In port barque Willard Mudg-
ett Cracker, for lluilue and Hampton Roads.
frrhainbuco, Dec 80 In port sch. Benz. fabcns,
Condor, for United STATES.
i'uenos Ayres, Dee. p Arrived bariue Iscbec-
ca CrowclI, Croweu New \ ork Dec 2,; In port
bark {. b. IIazetne, Gilkey, unc.; brigs Havilah,
Hogan; David Bugbce, staples: L. ". Parker,
Presley.
Hong Kong, Jan. l6 In port barqle Edward
kidder Griffin ar. 18th, to load for New York
Rosario Dec Is. Sailed sch Nahum Chaplin,
Falmouth Jan. Il. Sailed ship Nancy Pcndle
ton, pendlcton (flom san Francisco, Limerick
lloilo. Dec. I. Sailed barque Adam W. Spies
Field, Boston (and passed Anjier Dee 26).
Point de Grave, Jan. p. Passed, bark John
Bunyan, Lancaster New York for Bordeaux.
Rio Janeiro, Jan. ,. Sailed bark j. W Dresser.
Baker, pernambuco. Jan. ;, sailed bark George
Treat, Treat, Maccio.
Trinidad, Jan. l6- Arrived brig Sparkling Wa
Car,lenas, Jan. y. Arrived barque Clara T.. Ne
tilvery, Griffin, st. Thomas; brig Harry Stewart,
Whitmore, Grenada, oath, sch. Clara +. Colcord,
Colcor, from Baltimore
Pauillac, Jan. Is. Arrived bar.lIc John B,inyan,
Lancaster, New York.
Minatitlan; Jan. .. In port, sch. Lizzie Lane
for New ork.
Aniier. Dee. %. Passed, bark Penohscot, Hong
Kong for New York.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Schooner Lcttie Wells, ashore on Mosquito Isle,
2ith instant, has been stripped and sold.
Ben +. Penolleton, of New York, has sold a la
share i'll the ship VIM. H. Connerto Nat 7. Carver,
of Boston, for 800
Sch Polly, built at Amesbury, Mass, in 1901, pa
pered at Newbnrypot. and now owned by Lewis
Arey of Owls Head, Me, is in excellent condition.
Sch Lucia Porter. Grindle, at New York from
Dcmerara, reports Jan. - had revolving gale
sails.
sclr. Rival, from Rockport, Me-, for New York.
which put into Vineyard Haven last November
with cargo on fire, has completed repairs and came
OF the marine railway there Goth ut. She will re
load her cargo of lime and proceed to New York.
SHIPBt ILDING. At 1hOmaston, Samuel Watts
will build four-masted schr. of 1000 tons; \. &.
Mehan is getting out the frame for 500 four
masted schr; Washburn & Co., have a $50 ton three
L. HodgdOn will build 300 ton cOasting schr. and
| a fishing schr. of about $50 tons At Millbrdge,
Gilbert Kelly has placed the keel for a coasting
FREIGHTs. The Weekly Freight Circular of
| Snow Burgess, New York. for the week ending
Jan. 10Th says The Cuba trade remains quiet; out
ward freight offers sparingly, and Sugar on the
turn is rather difficult cargo to obtain at remuner-
alive rates, owing to the dull condition of the mar
ket here. Some few charters have been completed
| for the Windward trade at satisfactory rates.
Coastwisc Lumber freights are quiet, but rates
quoted generally steady. The Coal trade is nearly
at a stand, owing TO labor difficulties. A few yes
sells have been taken from Amboy and HobOken
| for Boston at $l.50 and discharge, but this rate
does not meet the views of most captains, and with
a subsistence OF present troubles, an advance is
| confidently looked forward to. Local charters
Schr. Mary. A. Hall, from Kings Ferry to Port
Spain, lumber, 1925. Sch. William Frederick,
Pensacola, to Carrienas, lumber, $6.25. Sch. Meyer
\ Muller from Mobile to North side of Cuba, luml-
Der $3.50. Ship Louis Walsh, $500 bbls Refined
from New York to London, 8. TX d.; option Isris
tol, Is. 3D.. Schr. Nellie s. Pickering, New York
Fernandina, stone, $l.25. and back from Kings
Ferry to New York, lumber, $3.50 and river tOwage
Schr. Fannie A. GOrham, from Brunswick to New
York, lumber, $525-frcc wharfage. Sch. f. G.
Pendleton, 1888 tons, New York to Key West, gener
| al CARGO private terms.